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The Montrigon Bridge crosses the Isère River and provides access to various trails along the river or up to Les Arcs. The funicular railway can also be seen ascending to the resort. A lovely starting point for mountain biking.

Located exactly on the border between Italy and France, the Lancebranlette is 2,936 meters high and is a mountain of the Graian Alps. On the Italian side it is characterized by a wall of extremely friable rocks overlooking Lake Verney. The summit is also called "Pointe de Lancebranlette".

In summer this place transforms into an enchanting mountain pasture.

Pointe de Lancebranlette is located at 2,936 meters above sea level. From up here the view is nothing short of breathtaking!

This funicular is very convenient for getting up to Arc 1600 with your mountain bike. More information can be found on the following page: https://www.lesarcs.com/funiculaire.

When in the Year of Our Lord 1034 Saint Bernard of Menton entered the Canons of the Cathedral of Aosta, he was commissioned to build two new hospices for wayfarers: one along the road called Mont Joux (Great Saint Bernard Pass) and one to serve the road called Colonne Joux (Little Saint Bernard Pass). When Saint Bernard arrived in these places he found many pagan temples. One of these stood just beyond the Cromlech and was composed of a shrine and a triple external colonnade. On the highest of the columns was placed a magnificent stone of intense red color that had the power to capture the light of the dying sun on the day of the Equinox, creating flashes over a large part of the esplanade of the Hill. Called the eye of Graius and then the eye of Jupiter, it had been positioned at the time of the Salassi to worship their deities. According to legend, it was Saint Bernard himself who suppressed this pagan symbol by destroying the stone. In its place, a simple iron cross was first placed, then a statue of the saint. This temple, of which only the foundations remain, was discovered in the 1930s during one of the first excavation campaigns at Colle. Numerous finds came to light (now exhibited at the Regional Archaeological Museum in Aosta), including silver plaques, coins, a votive plaque dedicated to Hercules and a silver bust depicting Jupiter Graioceles.

Beautiful route, only at the end of June there is a lot of snow on the route.

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